Quote from: Clef on May 10, 2015, 11:36:17 PM

http://getclef.com/whitehat

Our whitehat & bug bounty program
At Clef, we're building usable two-factor authentication for consumers. We take the security and privacy of our users very seriously, and
we welcome working with security experts to make our product, and the Internet, better.

If you believe you've found a vulnerability, we'd love to work with you through our Responsible Disclosure Program. Please include a detailed
summary of the issue you discovered so we can reproduce it and assess its severity.

Rewards
The minimum reward offered to whitehat researchers is $32 USD (paid in Bitcoin or USD, your choice). To earn a reward, you must
report a previously unknown vulnerability of sufficient severity.

Eligibility
To be eligible, you must:

Be the first person to responsibly disclose the bug.
Report a bug that could compromise our users' private data, circumvent authentication or system protections, or enable access within
our infrastructure.
Assist in our review of the issue (on a case-by-case basis) to determine if you are eligible.

A good report has:

Detailed steps for reproducing the bug.
A concrete attack scenario answering how the vulnerability in question would impact Clef or our customers.

Scope & rules of engagement
The following web properties owned by Clef are in scope for the program:

getclef.com (our main site).
*.clef.io (our API server).
We are especially interested in vulnerabilities in our API or vulnerabilities which may allow unauthorized access/logins.

The following web properties are not in scope for the program:

support.getclef.com (not hosted by us).
docs.getclef.com (not hosted by us).
blog.getclef.com (a WordPress site).
Customer sites or sites which have integrated with Clef are also out of scope.
Our mobile apps are also currently out of scope, but we are constantly re-evaluating this program.

The following conditions are also not in scope for this program. Any of the activities below will disqualify participation from the program:

Intentionally harming the experience or usefulness of Clef to others (i.e. Denial-of-service).
Attempts to view, modify, or damage data belonging to others.
Physical attacks against Clef employees, offices, and data centers.
Social engineering of Clef employees, contractors, vendors, or service providers.
Knowingly posting, transmitting, uploading, linking to, or sending any malware.
Pursuing vulnerabilities which send unsolicited bulk messages (spam) or unauthorized messages.
Any vulnerability obtained through the compromise of a Clef customer or employee accounts.
If you need to test a vulnerability, please create a free account.

Disclosure
To disclose a security vulnerability, please email security@getclef.com with a detailed report on the issue. You can find our PGP public key below.

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This is great idea. When will the bug bounty program end?